Skwachays Lodge, Vancouver

Cultural Impact

Skwachàys Lodge operates as a self-sustaining social enterprise, giving guests the chance to impact the lives of Indigenous artists in Vancouver. The hotel is directly linked to the BC Indigenous Housing Society, which manages 21 buildings to provide attainable housing for Indigenous families. Every stay contributes to cultural tourism, allowing guests to engage with the local Indigenous community.

Artist-Designed Rooms

The hotel houses 18 rooms, each uniquely designed by top hotel designers and Indigenous artists. Each room showcases distinctive art installations that reflect cultural narratives and themes, such as the Feather Room and Water Room. Guests can enjoy opulent furnishings like Hypnos beds while immersing themselves in the artistry of Indigenous culture.

Pet-Friendly Amenities

Skwachàys Lodge offers a pet-friendly policy, allowing guests to include their pets during their stay. This welcoming approach ensures that travelers can enjoy their time with family, including their four-legged companions. Guests can access specific rooms that accommodate pets for a comfortable experience.

Art and Culture Integration

Indigenous stories and artwork are woven throughout the hotel's design, providing guests with a unique cultural experience. Activities can include engaging with local artists and exploring the narratives behind each room's theme. Every element of the lodge is a tribute to the rich heritage of Northwest Coast Indigenous culture.

Convenient Location

Located in Vancouver, Skwachàys Lodge offers immediate access to cultural landmarks and attractions. Guests can explore nearby galleries, parks, and Indigenous cultural sites. The city serves as an ideal base for enjoying both urban and scenic experiences.

Highlights

Location: Vancouver, immediate access to cultural landmarks

Rooms: 18 uniquely designed rooms by Indigenous artists

Pet-Friendly: Welcoming policy for four-legged companions

Social Impact: Contributions to BC Indigenous Housing Society